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May 2, 2016

Veterans fight for Conn. city to replace tattered American flags

They fought for their flag and now they鈥檙e fighting City Hall.

May 2, 2016

Most states waiving work requirements for food stamps, despite improving job market

Most states still are waiving work requirements for those on food stamps, raising concerns that despite an improving job market the Obama administration is feeding government dependency -- and all at the expense of taxpayers.

May 2, 2016

Kentucky panel votes to keep Jefferson Davis statue in state Capitol

A Kentucky commission will not remove a statue of Jefferson Davis from the state Capitol, saying the likeness of the Confederate president juxtaposes nicely with an imposing statue of fellow Kentucky native Abraham Lincoln as a testimony to the state's divisive history during and after the Civil War.

May 2, 2016

Oregon allowing 15-year-olds to get state-subsidized sex-change operations

The list of things 15-year-olds are not legally allowed to do in Oregon is long. But, under a first-in-the-nation policy quietly enacted in January that many parents are only now finding out about, 15-year-olds are now allowed to get a sex-change operation.

May 2, 2016

Civil asset forfeiture in Tennessee allowed officer to take $6,000, audit says

In Morristown, Tennessee, police seized cars and demanded cash, which a police sergeant allegedly kept for himself.

May 2, 2016

Oil and gas officials scramble after feds weigh new species protections

Oil and gas producers in one of the most active drilling areas in the country have had to make concessions to not disturb species such as the lesser prairie chicken and the dunes sagebrush lizard.

May 2, 2016

Gulf states reach $18.7B settlement with BP over oil spill

Officials in four Gulf Coast states on Thursday announced a $19 billion settlement with BP to resolve claims in connection with the devastating 2010 oil spill, ending years of litigation.

May 2, 2016

GOP lawmaker distracted by Facebook accidentally OKs Calif. budget

A Republican lawmaker accidentally cast his party's first vote for the California budget in years because he was distracted by Facebook.聽

May 2, 2016

DC weighs gondola system to connect tony Georgetown with outside world

City planners are now looking at installing a gondola system, a feature more commonly seen at ski resorts, to span the Potomac River and connect the upscale communities of Georgetown and Rosslyn.

May 2, 2016

Farmers, ranchers battle Oregon lawmakers over bill to restrict animal antibiotics

Farmers and ranchers in Oregon are locked in a battle with lawmakers who want to restrict their ability to give antibiotics to their animals -- as part of a first-in-the-nation push to crack down on the alleged overuse of the drugs.